
Forest disturbances intensify land surface warming across Europe
Forests are vital for the carbon sequestration, biodiversity conservation, and climate regulation, making the precise and continuous monitoring of forest structure attributes such as canopy height essential. Here we present a two decades long (2004–2024), 30 m resolution annual canopy height dataset for Italy, developed using a time-series deep learning framework that integrates Landsat optical imagery with LiDAR observations.
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title = {Forest disturbances intensify land surface warming across Europe},
author = {Su, Yang and Xu, Yidi and Zhang, Xianglin and Makowski, David and Pelissier-Tanon, Agnès and Francini, Saverio and Shi, Tianqi and Yu, Ke and Li, Siyu and Chen, Haotian and Li, Haoruo and Chang, Jinfeng and Chen, Songchao and Yin, Chaohui and Besic, Nikola and Brandt, Martin and Viana-Soto, Alba and Kowalski, Katja and Senf, Cornelius and d’Aspremont, Alexandre and Ciais, Philippe},
year = {2026},
doi = {10.21203/rs.3.rs-8782712/v1}
}






















